This person called my 93 year old mother and tried to convince her she was a friend of mine named Erika Schott.  No such person. Clearly someone trying to defraud the elderly. Shame on you. Shame on you. And the one that pays you.

SOMEONE CALLED ABOUT SOME PAPERS THAT HAD BE FORWARDED TO THIS OFFICE AND I NEEDED TO CONTACT THIS PERSON RIGHT AWAY. DIDN'T SAY WHO THEY WERE WITH, AND I DON'T RECOGNIZE THE NAME.

Called and left a message asking from my mom who I have not lived with since 1995.  Left this number and asked for her to call him back.

Redline Recovery Services, LLC
Aka/ULQ, LLC
(May appear on Caller ID as Netwolves Network)
1145 Sanctuary Parkway, Suite 350 (corporate)
Alpharetta, GA 30004
770.885.4050

2350 North Forest Rd
Getzville, NY 14068

6464 Savoy Drive, 4th Floor
Houston, TX 77036
713.423.1020

Phone: 716-276-2492 - 866-316-3248 or 888-488-6762
716-250-4800 - 716-250-4827 - 800-592-0230
Fax: 716-250-5015 - 716-250-4890

Web Address: www.ulq-llc.com 

Head Debt Collectors:
Michael Fletcher is the CEO of ULQ
Howard Gibbs is the CFO of ULQ
Joe Moran, President, Redline, New York
John Powers, President, Redline, Houston

Bud Says…

All of the owners in this organization came from various other debt collector back grounds from across the country. They jumped on the debt buying frenzy a few years ago to cash in on the endless flow of cheap, purchased paper. Their main call center is located in Buffalo, NY, run by Joe Moran, a man with a terrible reputation in the collection industry, earning him the nickname of ‘Sleazy Joe.’ The information received from current and former employees from Buffalo was of rampant drug use and a complete disregard for the FDCPA by the Buffalo collectors.  Of course all bottom feeders would like you to believe they are honest, reputable and operate in a business like fashion, however Redline never even made it out of the gate. They were tattooed with labels that befit most of the disgusting low-life organizations that operated in and around Buffalo, NY for the past few years.I predict that Redline will downsize greatly by year end, that the available paper will force them to rethink and reinvent, if they plan to survive. Their name and reputation will likely have a negative effect on their abilities to procure more business and they may end becoming a subsidiary of another organization or collecting other owner’s debts for a fraction of what they are now earning.

Redline has seen its bets days; the year ahead will be lean and problematic. Consumers are urged to make them spend as much money as possible in debt validation, forms and calls. Dispute anything/everything on credit reports, tape their calls, and go after them with the full force of the consumer law industry. They are not that strong, or won’t be as time goes on; this organization is too fat and thinks they are entrenched in an industry that is moving at warp speed. I would NOT pick Redline as a survivor in this game.

http://www.budhibbs.com/debtcollectorpages/redline_recovery_services.htm

They called a left a message for me asking me to get a message to a neighbor, saying it was very important, making it sound like an emergency.  interesting tactics.  all for the sake of money, great people.